Craigie Farmers' Society Annual Show on August 8 in Symington
Craigie Farmers' Society Annual Show will be held on Saturday, August 8 at Langholm Farm, Symington, featuring livestock competitions, food stalls, and family fun.
Category : Environment
Binman calls out 'Karens' for dumping vapes and batteries
A binman warns against disposing of vapes and batteries in recycling bins, citing fire risks and over 1,200 UK fires last year.
Mum Refuses to Tell Off Son for Pushing Bully
A Welsh mum explains why she didn't scold her son for pushing another child at soft play, saying he defended his friend from bullying.
MAIB assesses Port of Tyne nurdle spill after collision
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch has begun an assessment after nurdles were spilled into the sea during a collision at the Port of Tyne, with tonnes of pellets washing up on North East beaches.
Black Tea Hack Revives Wooden Floors Naturally
Black tea can restore shine to wooden floors, reduce scratches, and repel dust naturally, according to experts at Wood Floor Doctor.
Lanarkshire Choirs Unite for Mental Health Arts Festival
Lanarkshire Choir Collective brings together hundreds of singers for a special concert and recording to promote mental health and community connection.
Why binmen check inside your bin before emptying it
A binman explains the real reason they inspect bins before emptying: to prevent fires and avoid contamination costs. Recycling must be correct, or the whole lorry load is rejected.
North Tyneside food waste collections start in August
North Tyneside Council begins phased food waste collections from August 17, 2026, offering free weekly pickups for 32,000 households in phase one.
Binman explains why they check inside your bin before emptying
A binman reveals the real reason refuse collectors inspect recycling bins: to prevent fires and avoid costly contamination.
Binman settles bin choice for crisp packets and wrappers
A bin collector clarifies that crisp packets and chocolate wrappers should go in general waste or supermarket recycling bins, not home recycling.
Epsom Salt Trick for a Greener, Thicker Lawn
Sprinkling Epsom salt on your lawn can make it thicker and greener, as it boosts chlorophyll production and helps grass recover from summer heat.
Epsom Salt for Greener, Thicker Lawn Grass
Gardeners can use Epsom salt, a common bathroom item, to help lawns grow thicker and greener. Apply once every six weeks for best results.
Binman explains why they check your bin before collecting
A binman reveals the real reason waste collectors inspect bins: to prevent fires and avoid contamination costs, as recycling rules are strict.
Daily Star Text Maniacs: Readers Rage on Crime, Politics, More
Daily Star readers vent fury over prisoner releases, immigration, political figures, and more in the latest unedited Text Maniacs roundup.
Remove Shower Head Limescale in 1 Hour for 35p
A bathroom expert reveals a 35p method using white vinegar to remove limescale from shower heads in just one hour, restoring water pressure and efficiency.
Dissolve shower head limescale fast with 35p ingredient
Limescale can build up on shower heads quickly in hard water areas, but a bathroom expert says there is an easy and natural solution for as little as 35p.
Psychic Warns Against Viral Tarot Videos and Online Scammers
Psychic Inbaal Honigman warns that viral tarot videos are often 'pointless and meaningless,' urging viewers to be vigilant of fraudsters and AI-generated content online.
Prevent Washing Machine Mould with Simple Door Trick
Leave the washing machine door open after each wash to prevent mould, says cleaning expert. Simple and effective.
Kynren Day Park: North East history and adventure for all ages
Kynren theme park in County Durham offers day shows full of North East history, action, and folklore, open from July 18 to September 12, 2026.
Arts & You Programme Returns in North Lanarkshire
North Lanarkshire Council's Arts & You programme returns this August with classes in ceramics, painting, music, drama, and more across six towns, aiming to boost wellbeing and community ties.
Cardiff Streets Blighted by Flytipping as Furniture Piled High
Residents in Cardiff's Cathays area are hit by flytipping, with furniture and a kitchen sink dumped on streets, prompting council action.
White House Shuts Down Organ Donation Group Over Safety Failures
The White House will shut down Kentucky organ donation group Network for Hope, accused of trying to retrieve organs from living patients, prompting safety concerns.
£10 toothpaste promises instant relief for sensitive teeth
British surgeon Dr Niall Kent has spent a decade developing Ozen, a toothpaste that claims to stop tooth sensitivity instantly by coating teeth with a protective layer. Available at Boots from £10.
48% of parents unaware of new school uniform rules
Nearly half of parents are unaware of new school uniform rules from September, limiting branded items to three per child to cut costs.
Monty Don's crucial tomato watering advice for August
Monty Don advises reducing tomato watering in August to prevent fruit splitting, plus a homemade comfrey feed recipe for maximum flavor and production.
Monty Don's August Tomato Tips for Maximum Fruit
Monty Don shares essential August tomato care: reduce watering, strip leaves, and use comfrey feed for maximum fruit and flavor.
Reform UK unveils illegal migrant worker crackdown plan
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf will announce plans to fine companies 10% of global revenues for hiring illegal migrants if the party wins the next general election.
Monty Don's August Watering Advice for Juicy Tomatoes
Monty Don advises reducing watering of tomatoes in August for the tastiest crop, despite the heatwave and hosepipe ban.
Labour delusional: Reeves wrecked UK, still blaming Tories
Opinion: Labour's latest excuse blaming Michael Gove for NEETs is codswallop; Rachel Reeves' policies are the real cause.
Women told to bow to feelings of one group - I've had enough
A year after the Supreme Court ruling on sex, women are still being told to compromise their safety to spare men's feelings, as public institutions resist compliance.
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